Mercurygui

Latest version: v3.0.3

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3.0.0

Changed:

- All temperature sensors are now shown as tabs in the GUI.
- Connection and disconnection is now handled automatically.

2.1.2

Fixed:

- Fixed connecting to MercuryiTC without a default temperature module.

2.1.1

Fixed:

- Fixed missing submodule in PyPI release.

2.1.0

Added:

- New menu "Assign modules" to assign gasflow and heater modules to a temperature sensor
from the GUI.
- New control to set the minimum gas flow for automatic mode.
- Display any alarms for a temperature sensor and its associated modules in the GUI.

Changed:

- Select the current temperature sensor from a menu instead of a dialog.
- Clear the plot when switching sensors.

2.0.0

Changed:

- `MercuryMonitorApp` now takes a `MercuryITC` instance as a first argument instead of
a `MercuryFeed` instance. The feed will be created internally.
- If a temperature module does not have an attached heater or gas flow module, the
corresponding GUI elements are greyed out.

1.2.0

This release drops support for Python 2.7. Only Python 3.6 and higher are supported.

Changed:

- Updated submodule 'pyqt_labutils'.
- Depend on PyQt5 instead of qtpy.
- Resize connection dialog when hiding PyVisa backend textbox.

Removed:

- Python 2.7 support.

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